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Originally posted by geniusirn bru....made from girders.
just wondering-anyone else love and adore this wonderful beverage? andone outside of scotland actually heard of this blessing from heaven?
goes well with vodka, if your into that shizzle?...
Yup. The only soft drink I don't drink light (diet). I've even found a shop here in Utrecht (center of Holland) that sells it. And they sell Golden Wonder salt 'n' vinegar crisps (and prawn cocktail crisps).
Let the party begin!
The only food source I really miss from Scotland/England now is good old fish 'n' chips. God, I'd kill for a fish supper.
Originally posted by geniusIsn't Irn Bru one of the reasons Scots have a lower life expectancy than English people? 😉
just wondering-anyone else love and adore this wonderful beverage? andone outside of scotland actually heard of this blessing from heaven?
goes well with vodka, if your into that shizzle?...
Originally posted by shavixmirnooooo-your both wrong. it's the haggis hunting. althogh two of their legs are shorter than the other two (so they sit properly on the hills), they can jump. and they know where to jump! haggis hunting is a deadly activity. that's why we only eat it once a year.
Na, that would be the deep fried mars bars
and if you survive the deadly highland haggis (and event he lowlang haggis-they have 4 legs of the same length, but tend to fall over. no idea why 😕) on a hunting expedition, generally you end up dying of the cold instead as kilts do not keep out the schootish weather.
generally, a true huntsman impales himself on his bagpipes after devouring the haggis. it's a matter of honour.
thus, the low life expectancy.
Originally posted by geniusThe haggi horribilus to be exact.
nooooo-your both wrong. it's the haggis hunting. althogh two of their legs are shorter than the other two (so they sit properly on the hills), they can jump. and they know where to jump! haggis hunting is a deadly activity. that's why we only eat it once a year.
and if you survive the deadly highland haggis (and event he lowlang haggis-they have 4 legs o ...[text shortened]... bagpipes after devouring the haggis. it's a matter of honour.
thus, the low life expectancy.
Originally posted by Jackoas sung in france world cup by the tartan army
especially when had with the breakfast i had this morning, its called the scooby snack (after scooby doo i guess)...it is a huge rool with bacon, sausage, egg, black pudding, potato scone and beans in it!!!!!
WOW!
David
irn bru
irn bru
irn bru irn bru nana
irn bru
irn bru irn bru irn bru nana
irn bru and we love irn bru
cos we can drink loads more than u!
SCOTLAND!
Originally posted by chris stephenswe hate coca cola!
as sung in france world cup by the tartan army
irn bru
irn bru
irn bru irn bru nana
irn bru
irn bru irn bru irn bru nana
irn bru and we love irn bru
cos we can drink loads more than u!
SCOTLAND!
we hate fanta too!
we're the tartan army,
and we drink irn bru!
Observations of many decades drinking Irn-bru:
1. It tastes better out of a glass bottle.
2. When you take back all the empties to the newsagent for a refund, walking along the street with 5 Safeway bags full of bottles clinking away, all the neds call you a 'bottle merchant'.
3. Which is a bit cheeky considering they're smoking Kenny Club.
4. It tastes better in Glasgow than in Edinburgh.
5. The perfect hangover cure is a bottle of Irn-bru, and a roll with a slab of Lorne sausage in it, drowned in tomato ketchup. Though I might move over to 'scooby snacks', they sound great!
6. Come to think of it, Lorne sausage could well be the cause of premature death in Scots. I mean what's in it? Really?
Originally posted by Edwardipovandy
Observations of many decades drinking Irn-bru:
1. It tastes better out of a glass bottle.
2. When you take back all the empties to the newsagent for a refund, walking along the street with 5 Safeway bags full of bottles clinking away, all the neds call you a 'bottle merchant'.
3. Which is a bit cheeky considering they're smoking Kenny Club.
4. It ...[text shortened]... Lorne sausage could well be the cause of premature death in Scots. I mean what's in it? Really?
this must be the most intelligent posts in the forums ever! except the lorne sausage bit😛